Sentence examples for is truly necessary from inspiring English sources

Disagreements about what is truly necessary are practically inevitable.

Consider whether a long throat-clearing prelude is truly necessary.

I now wonder if any of this is truly necessary.

It results in making fairground-style doughnuts far more often than is truly necessary, too.

Most environmental groups signed on to the project early, although a few question whether so complicated and untested a plan is truly necessary.

However, some tweaking was necessary to reassure hesitating senators that the bill would not permit journalists to withhold information that is truly necessary to protect the United States.

Another question is whether the bankruptcy filing was truly necessary.

There are thousands of books that are "truly necessary"; they are the ones being read right now.

We disagree over just how heavily the government should lean, and which government services are truly necessary.

Papers and documents – there won't be many since few are truly necessary and they generally hold so little joy – are likewise filed rather than stacked.

Instead of deciding what to get rid of, she says, the focus should be on what to keep: which few things spark sufficient joy or are truly necessary.